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See what AI does with your WordPress site

Which AI crawlers really visit, which AI assistants send you visitors, and how quotable every post is. With one-click fixes, each with Undo. Free, with no Pro version and nothing locked.

WordPress 6.2+ · PHP 7.4+ · tested up to WordPress 7.1 · GPLv2 · What’s new

The getReport Overview screen in WordPress: AI visibility score with five sub-scores, AI crawler visits over 14 days, AI referrals by assistant, and the top fixes
The Overview screen on a test site with sample data.

Everything runs on your site

The audit, the editor panel, crawler and referral tracking all work without sending anything anywhere. Your post content never leaves WordPress. You choose if and when to connect to getreport.app for your website report. Exactly what is sent, and when.

An AI audit of every post

Every published post and page is scored on your own server for how easily ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google’s AI can find, understand and quote it: is the answer near the top, are there facts, are the headings questions, does the page show a date and an author, can crawlers read it without JavaScript. Each finding says why it matters, how strong the evidence is, and what to do.

How it works →

The AI audit screen: posts sorted worst first, with score, quotability, main issue and date

A score while you write

A getReport panel in the block editor scores the post as you type, in your browser. A dot beside each paragraph shows which ones an AI assistant would quote, and the panel says what to change. Your text never leaves the site.

How it works →

The block editor with the getReport panel: target question, quotability ring and open checks, and a coloured dot beside each paragraph

AI crawlers, verified

GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and more: visits per day, the pages they read, and the errors or blocks they got. Each visit is checked against the IP addresses the company publishes, so bots that only pretend to be GPTBot are counted separately. Choose per bot what robots.txt allows, test whether a firewall turns AI bots away, or import your server log when a cache hides visits.

How it works →

The AI crawlers screen: a stacked chart of verified visits per day, and a table of bots with verified and fake visits and their robots.txt rule

Visitors from AI assistants

How many people ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Claude send you, and to which pages. Off until you turn it on. A script under 1 KB runs only for those visitors, with no cookies, no IP address and no user id, so no consent banner is needed.

How it works →

One-click fixes, each with Undo

“Updated” dates on posts, an author box, AI bot rules in robots.txt, IndexNow for Bing, your organisation’s facts as structured data, security headers and more. Each fix remembers what it replaced, Undo puts it back, and the plugin never edits your theme, .htaccess or wp-config.php.

How it works →

The Fixes screen: fixes grouped by area, each with its evidence label and an Apply or Undo button

What others charge for, or don’t do

getReport doesn’t replace Yoast, Rank Math or your other SEO plugin, and when one of them already prints schema or an llms.txt, getReport steps aside. It adds what they leave out. In the big SEO plugins, the AI features are mostly in paid plans (Yoast SEO AI+ is $358.80 a year).

getReport for WordPress compared with typical SEO plugins
FeaturegetReportTypical SEO plugins (September 2026)
AI crawler visits, checked against published IP listsFreeUsually not offered; some count user agents only
Visitors from AI assistantsFree, cookielessIn paid plans, when offered
A quotability score while you writeFree, in your browserPaid AI writing credits, when offered
Can AI crawlers read the page without JavaScript?Checked in the auditRarely checked
Is a firewall or CDN blocking AI bots?One-click testNot offered
llms.txtOptional, labelled weak evidencePromoted as an AI feature

Start in three steps

Step 1

Install

In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for getReport, then install and activate it.

Step 2

Run the audit

Open getReport in the left menu and click Run site audit. It reads your posts on your own server.

Step 3

Fix and connect

Apply the top fixes, turn on referral tracking if you like, and connect to getreport.app for your website report.

Help and support

The documentation covers every screen, every fix, Connect, privacy and the common problems. If something doesn’t work, ask in the support forum on WordPress.org with your plugin and WordPress versions (Settings → Advanced in the plugin). All the ways to get help. The plugin is free and funded by donations.